October Inflation in Poland at 4.1%: What It Means for Future Rate Decisions

We have received the final October reading of Polish inflation today. It stands at 4.1 percent year-on-year, which is 0.1 percentage point lower than predicted and 0.2 percentage points...

Geopolitical tension hit the Warsaw Stock Exchange

Another failed attempt to break through the resistance in the world's main currency pair....

War Back in the Forefront Again. Global Tensions and Their Consequences

The post-election relaxation of rules by the Biden administration has had a noticeable impact...

High energy prices postpone interest rate cuts in Poland

The Polish economy - like most European economies - is heavily dependent on the...

Core inflation in Poland is falling, but consumer inflation is rising. What’s next for interest rates in Poland?

Core inflation in Poland is falling, despite the rise in consumer inflation. At the...

Monetary Policy Council Holds Interest Rates Steady, Reflecting Uncertainty

The post-election dust has settled, and along with it, the situation in the monetary market has stabilized. After a pre-election two-step reduction in interest...

Market Consensus Favors No Change in Polish Interest Rates, Analysts Leave Door Open

The market seems to agree that interest rates in Poland should remain unchanged. Still, analysts leave the door open. The dollar continues to strengthen,...

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